Rado Anatom 10.366.76.1 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY

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WARRANTY (EXCEPT USA)
Your Rado®watch is warranted by Rado
Watch Co. Ltd.* for a period of twenty-four
(24) months from the date of purchase
under the terms and conditions of this
warranty. The international Rado warranty
covers material and manufacturing
defects existing at the time of delivery
of the purchased Rado watch (“defects”).
The warranty only comes into force
if the warranty certificate is dated, fully
and correctly completed and stamped
by an official Rado dealer** (“valid warranty
certificate”).
During the warranty period and by
presenting the valid warranty certificate,
you will have the right to have any defect
repaired free of charge. In the event that
repairs will not restore the normal conditions
of use of your Rado watch, Rado Watch Co.
Ltd. guarantees its replacement by a Rado
watch of identical or similar characteristics.
The warranty for the replacement watch
ends twenty-four (24) months after the date
of purchase of the replaced watch.
This manufacturer’s warranty does
not cover:
– the life of the battery;
– normal wear and tear and aging
(e.g. alteration of the color and/or material
or non-metallic straps and chains, such
as leather, textile, rubber);
– any damage on any part of the watch
resulting from abnormal/abusive use, lack
of care, negligence, accidents (knocks,
dents, crushing, broken crystal, etc.),
incorrect use of the watch and non-
observance of the directions for use
provided by Rado Watch Co. Ltd.;
– indirect or consequential damages of any
kind resulting from e.g. the use, the non-
functioning, the defects or the inaccuracy
of the Rado watch;

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– the handling of the watch by non-
authorized persons (e.g. for battery
replacement, services or repairs)
or the alteration of the watch from its
original condition beyond Rado
Watch Co. Ltd.’s control.
Any further claim against Rado Watch Co.
Ltd., e.g. for damages additional to those
described above in this warranty, is express-
ly excluded, excepting mandatory statutory
rights the purchaser may have against the
manufacturer.
The above manufacturer’s warranty:
– is independent of any warranty that may
be provided by the seller, for which
he carries the sole responsibility;
– does not affect the purchaser’s rights
against the seller nor any other mandatory
statutory rights the purchaser may have
against the seller.
The Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s customer service
ensures the perfect maintenance of your
Rado watch. If your watch needs attention,
rely on an official Rado dealer or an author-
ized Rado Service Center as set forth in the
enclosed list: they can guarantee service
according to Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s
standards.
* Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
CH-2543 Lengnau, Switzerland
© 2007 Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
All rights reserved.
**Rado Specialist Dealer in EU countries
Rado®is a registered trademark

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LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY (USA)
Your Rado®watch is warranted by Rado
Watch Co. Ltd. * for a period of twenty-
four (24) months from the date of purchase
under the terms and conditions of this
warranty. The international Rado warranty
covers material and manufacturing defects
existing at the time of delivery of the pur-
chased Rado watch (“defects”). The war-
ranty only comes into force if the warranty
certificate is dated, fully and correctly
completed and stamped by an official Rado
dealer (“valid warranty certificate”).
During the warranty period and by present-
ing the valid warranty certificate, you will
have the right to have any defect repaired
free of charge. In the event that repairs will
not restore the normal conditions of use
of your Rado watch, Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
guarantees its replacement by a Rado watch
of identical or similar characteristics.
The warranty for the replacement watch
ends twenty-four (24) months after the date
of purchase of the replaced watch.
This manufacturer’s warranty does
not cover:
– the life of the battery;
– normal wear and tear and aging
(e.g. alteration of the color and/or material
or non-metallic straps and chains, such
as leather, textile, rubber);
– any damage on any part of the watch
resulting from abnormal/abusive use, lack
of care, negligence, accidents (knocks,
dents, crushing, broken crystal, etc.),
incorrect use of the watch and non-
observance of the directions for use
provided by Rado Watch Co. Ltd.;
– the handling of the watch by non-
authorized persons (e.g. for battery repla-
cement, services or repairs) or the altera-
tion of the watch from its original condition
beyond Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s control.

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All applicable implied warranties, including
the implied warranty of merchantability
and of fitness for a particular purpose given
to you by law are hereby limited in Duration
to the duration of this warranty. Under
no circumstances will Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
be liable for any indirect or consequential
damages of any kind.
Some states do not allow limitations on how
long implied warranties last, or exclusions
or limitations of incidental or consequential
damages, so exclusions or limitations
mentioned may not apply to you. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights and
you may also have other rights that may
vary from state to state.
Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s obligation is strictly
limited to repair or replacement as expressly
stated inthis limited warranty. Your official
Rado dealer carries sole responsibility for
any other guarantees.
The Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s customer service
ensure the perfect working order of your
Rado watch. If your watch needs main-
tenance, rely on an official Rado dealer
or an authorized Rado Service Center as set
forth in the enclosed list: they can guarantee
service according to Rado Watch Co. Ltd.’s
standards.
* Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
CH-2543 Lengnau, Switzerland
© 2007 Rado Watch Co. Ltd.
All rights reserved.
Rado®is a registered trademark

PRODUCT INFORMATION

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MATERIALS
HIGH-TECH CERAMIC
Innovative, durable and skin-friendly: intro-
duced by Rado in 1986, high-tech ceramic
has become our signature. In metallic
or non-metallic colors, with a glossy, matt,
satin-brushed or decorated finish,
it is the most versatile of our materials.
HIGH-TECH HARDMETAL
Pure, simple and extremely tough: we
pioneered the use of this material by intro-
ducing the world’s first scratchproof watch,
The Original, in 1962.
SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL
Perpetual transparency: scratchproof high-
tech sapphire crystal is used throughout our
collection. The application of edge-to-edge
crystal and metallization are distinguishing
features.
HIGH-TECH DIAMOND
Incomparable and enduring brilliance:
the Rado high-tech diamond surface offers
hardness equal to that of natural diamonds.
Our invention and use of this surface have
earned us an entry in the Guinness Book
of Records for the world’s hardest watch.
HOW HARD IS HARD?
The extreme hardness of Rado high-
tech materials guarantees durability and
brilliance. The Vickers scale is used
to indicate hardness: the higher a value,
the greater the resistance to scratches.
Rado materials commence at Vickers
1,200 – far higher than gold, steel
or platinum. The topvalue of 10,000
is attributed only to natural diamonds and
to the Rado high-tech diamond surface.

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10 000
9 000
8 000
7 000
6 000
5 000
4 000
3 000
2 000
1 000
500
10 0
D I A M O N DHIGH-T ECH
D I A M O N D
HIGH-T ECH
LANTHANUM
HIGH-T ECH
C E R A M I C S
HIGH-T ECH
HARDMETAL
M I NE R A L
C R Y S T A L
PERSPEX G O L D STEELP L A T I N U M T I T A NI U MALUMINUMHIGH-T ECH
SAPPHIRE
C R Y S T A L
■ RADO HIGH-TECH MATERIALS
■ TRADITIONAL WATCH MATERIALS

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NOTE: Rado watches are hard but not
indestructible. Although our high-tech
materials are resistant to scratches, Rado
watches must be treated with care. They
should not be dropped, and sharp knocks
should be avoided. If hit hard enough,
the materials may break.
RADO SURFACE FINISHES
POLISHED
The incomparable hardness of Rado’s
high-tech materials gives the polished
surface the deep luster and captivating
brilliance uniquely associated with the
brand.
SATIN-BRUSHED
The satin-brushed finish gives a semi-matt
appearance that conveys a sense of under-
stated sophistication while ensuring a subtle
tactile pleasure.
MATT
The matt finish adds depth to the surface,
which reacts to the light in a way that rein-
forces the shape of the watch and brings
out the richness of the material.
DECORATED
The surface is embellished with a motif in
color. The decorated surface is the result of
years of research, adding a new dimension
to high-tech materials.
The extraordinary scratch and abrasion
resistance of our high-tech materials is
guaranteed, ensuring the durability of your
Rado watch.
NOTE: Due to the hardness of the material
and its matt or satin-brushed finish,
so-called deposits may occur through contact
with softer materials and may look like
scratches. In most cases these deposits can
be completely removed using a hard rubber
eraser.

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PRECIOUS STONES
The name “Jubilé” appears on the dial of all
Rado diamond (or precious stone) watches.
Details regarding the precious stones used
on Jubilé watches may be found on the
accompanying Precious Stone Certificate.
The quality of a diamond is defined by 4C’s:
Carat, Clarity, Color and Cut.
CARAT
The weight of a diamond is measured
in carats. 1 carat is the equivalent
of 0.2 grams.
Stones of various weight classes and sizes
are used in Rado “Jubilé” models.
CLARITY
Rado diamonds are of the VVS class (Very
very small: miniscule flaws that are scarcely
recognizable even at tenfold magnification).
COLOR
The color spectrum ranges from colorless –
the most valuable – to yellow.
Rado uses Top Wesselton (superior quality)
diamonds.
CUT
The cut determines the fire, brilliance
and the luster of the diamond. Nearly
all Rado diamonds are classed as 8/8 or full
cut (brilliant).
OTHER PRECIOUS STONES
There is no uniform nomenclature for
describing the purity and color of other
precious stones. Rado uses only
precious stones of the highest quality.

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QUARTZ WATCHES
Rado quartz watches are equipped with
top-quality Swiss batteries. Under normal
conditions, a battery should last at least
30 months. The battery must be changed
when the seconds hand starts to move in
4-second intervals (or when, on a multifunc-
tion watch, the digital display begins to
blink). Battery exhaustion in a watch without
a seconds hand becomes apparent only
when the hands stop moving altogether.
Battery changes should only be performed
by an authorized Rado dealer or Service
Center to ensure that only original parts are
used and that your watch is properly tested
for water resistance. A worn-out battery
should be replaced immediately in order to
reduce the risk of leakage and consequent
damage to the movement.
Collection and treatment of end
of life quartz watches*: This symbol
indicates that this product should
not be disposed with household waste. It
has to be returned to a local authorized col-
lection system. By following this procedure
you will contribute to the protection of the
environment and human health. The recy-
cling of the materials will help to conserve
natural resources.
* Valid in the EU member states and in any
countries with corresponding legislation.
AUTOMATIC WATCHES
A fully wound Rado automatic watch has
a running reserve of at least 36 hours. If the
watch stops (e.g. if it has not been worn for
some time or during periods of low activity),
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automatic watch manually: place the crown
in position 1. Turn the crown clockwise
several times.
WATER RESISTANCE
All Rado watches are water-resistant and
have the word “Watersealed” engraved on
the caseback. These watches can withstand
water pressure up to a depth of 30 m
(100 feet), which means that you can go
swimming or take a shower while wearing
your Rado. Water resistance is not a perma-
nent condition. To ensure permanent water
resistance, the watch should be checked
once a year. To ensure conformance with
the warranty regulations, these operations
must be performed by an authorized Rado
dealer or authorized Rado Service Center.
NOTE: Water resistance information
in “meters” or “bar” refers to theoretical
pressure and temperature test
norms and does not indicate actual
diving depths.
IMPORTANT: To ensure optimal water
resistance, the following must be observed:
after every operation involving the crown,
return it to position 1 or screw it back in by
pressing and turning it clockwise simultane-
ously. Avoid shocks to the crown. Do not use
either the crown or chronograph pushers
underwater.
MAINTENANCE
Please note that regular servicing will help
to extend the life and maintain the value of
your Rado watch. For perfect maintenance,
please visit only your official Rado dealer
or Service Center (a list of Rado Service

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Centers can be found at the end of this
manual or on the Internet).
Your bracelet will also benefit from being
cleaned from time to time with lukewarm,
slightly soapy water and the help of
a toothbrush. This cleaning is especially
recommended if the watch has been
in contact with salt water or cosmetics.
SKIN-FRIENDLINESS
For Rado, luxury means not only aesthetic
perfection and the choice of exquisite mat-
erials but also personal comfort. Apart from
ensuring durability, our high-tech materials
ensure that Rado watches are gentle to the
skin and smooth on the wrist.
SWISS PRECISION
The name Rado guarantees a Swiss quality
watch movement of the greatest precision.
Every movement undergoes numerous con-
trols before being installed in a Rado watch.
The average deviation of a Rado quartz
watch should not exceed 15 seconds per
month. The average deviation of a Rado
automatic watch should not exceed -5 to
+20 seconds per day.
RADO CHRONOMETERS
All Rado chronometers are equipped with
first-class Swiss chronometer movements
known for their ultra-precise accuracy. Each
movement is rigorously tested and certified
by the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing
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Chronomètres, COSC). This neutral and
independent body individually tests each
movement for 360 consecutive hours,
during which it is placed in the five common
wrist positions and exposed to three
different temperatures. To earn the title
of chronometer, the mechanical movement’s
average variation in rate must be between
-4/+6 seconds per day, or a precision
of 99.99% – the highest precision attainable
by a mechanical movement. A special
certificate accompanies all COSC-certified
movements.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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HOW TO FIND THE RELEVANT SECTION
FOR YOUR WATCH
Engraved on the back of your watch is an
8-digit reference number.
The first three digits refer to the movement.
In the reference number 115.0653.3,
for example, 115 is the caliber used in the
watch.
Please review the following caliber list and
refer to the relevant section and captions
(folding inserts at the beginning of this
manual)
Calibers:
111 page 17
114 page 17
115, 129 page 17
150 page 18
152 page 17
153 page 18
156, 157, 160, 161 page 17
193, 196, 210 page 23
318, 322 page 18
538 page 19
541 page 21
557, 561, 580, 629 page 28
636, 648 page 29
650 page 30
656, 658 page 28
663 page 31
963 page 18
964 page 19

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QUARTZ WATCHES
WITH DATE DISPLAY
FIG I
CALIBERS: 111, 115*, 129*, 152, 156,
157, 160, 161*
* On certain models these movements
have no date display (jewelry version) and
only the positions 1 and 3 are functional
(FIG Ib).
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
Normal position
Position 1
When pressed up against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
To set the date
Position 2
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn it
clockwise or counterclockwise (depending
on the movement) to the desired date.
Push the crown back to position 1.
To set the time
Position 3
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards to the desired time.
If the watch is equipped with a seconds
hand, synchronize the seconds by pushing
the crown back to position 1 to coincide
with a given time signal.
QUARTZ WATCHES
WITH DAY/DATE DISPLAY
FIG II
CALIBER: 114
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
Normal position
Position 1
When pressed up against the case